The Hollow Men Sad Hippie Thing 1993 Greg Melvin: Vocals, Rhythm Guitars, Keyboards Doug Sparling: Lead Guitars David Albrecht: Bass Terry Adams: Drum Kit All songs written by Greg Melvin Arrangements by Greg Melvin and The Hollow Men

The Hollow Men Sad Hippie Thing 1993 Greg Melvin: Vocals, Rhythm Guitars, Keyboards Doug Sparling: Lead Guitars David Albrecht: Bass Terry Adams: Drum Kit All songs written by Greg Melvin Arrangements by Greg Melvin and The Hollow Men

The Hollow Men Sad Hippie Thing 1993 Greg Melvin: Vocals, Rhythm Guitars, Keyboards Doug Sparling: Lead Guitars David Albrecht: Bass Terry Adams: Drum Kit All songs written by Greg Melvin Arrangements by Greg Melvin and The Hollow Men

The Hollow Men Sad Hippie Thing 1993 Greg Melvin: Vocals, Rhythm Guitars, Keyboards Doug Sparling: Lead Guitars David Albrecht: Bass Terry Adams: Drum Kit All songs written by Greg Melvin Arrangements by Greg Melvin and The Hollow Men

The Hollow Men Sad Hippie Thing 1993 Greg Melvin: Vocals, Rhythm Guitars, Keyboards Doug Sparling: Lead Guitars David Albrecht: Bass Terry Adams: Drum Kit All songs written by Greg Melvin Arrangements by Greg Melvin and The Hollow Men

The Hollow Men Sad Hippie Thing 1993 Greg Melvin: Vocals, Rhythm Guitars, Keyboards Doug Sparling: Lead Guitars David Albrecht: Bass Terry Adams: Drum Kit All songs written by Greg Melvin Arrangements by Greg Melvin and The Hollow Men

The Hollow Men Sad Hippie Thing 1993 Greg Melvin: Vocals, Rhythm Guitars, Keyboards Doug Sparling: Lead Guitars David Albrecht: Bass Terry Adams: Drum Kit All songs written by Greg Melvin Arrangements by Greg Melvin and The Hollow Men

I was out for a while but I am back.. I played this one a few minutes ago

nocturne for piano solo

This lesson covers the basic construction of the wooden box needed to build the colonial style forge. Further lessons will expand on the project and should allow the listener to build a fully functional forge out of wood and clay. The written…

Publicado Bajo Autorizacion y sin animo de Lucro. www.carranga.org

Sluk - strat, juno 6, drums, neurosinging

for when you suddenly realise you've gone too far.

a song about music, and with strangeness in its heart - as always -, ending with a contemplative moment with Aldous Huxley.

From the basement, one of the first things I ever recorded at home. My attempt to be a bit jazzy...

Another "jazzy" little number from the basement archives. Someone call the smooth jazz police before I ever do this again...

Its a song that was inspired by a dream I had. In fact.. it was the soundtrack to the dream. The ending is purposely left with a feeling of being not finished, as I can't remember how the dream ended. I hope you all like it :)

All done on the Ensoniq keyboard. Even the guitar was run through an after market disc, through the keyboard.

noisy electro punk song, short but fucked up

a mopey moment, with distortion

they're down there and they're making a tunnel under my bedroom floor... all night i hear the scrape of tiny picks and shovels and i cant take much more. i don't who they are but i know what they want, and i aint nobody's fool... i got some gas…

greedy bastards lead, sheep follow

powerpoint for newbie spooks

shock and awe.... uhhh uhhhh coool! uhhh uhh

When I was younger all the girls my age may as well have been boys my age. I used to look up at the seniors sunbathing on the grass and every one of them seemed so beautiful. Now I am that age it seems all the beautiful girls are those a few years…

kill your tv

Solo piano version of this great duke ellington tune

horizontal lines, blue and yellow, dance at the periphery of my vision... now slowly converging, consuming all, until just a singularity remains. then nothing. a fog, where shapes have no meaning and clouds consume bodies starting with the…

yeah, that old inflatable demonic possession thing... comes to us all

the bunny is evil... the bunny must die

A couple of Irish jigs I wrote and recorded on piano (using either Reason or Cubase and EWQLSO, I really don't remember) a few years ago. The arrangement is incomplete and one I meant to add a little icing to. I may have to dig up the Reason file…

This is a feature I produced for public radio from the Brevard Music Center in Brevard, NC this past July. Listen for the goose.

A look at Hosea through the eyes of Ephesians 5. By Jonathan Thomas

Transitions and effects prior to 4:50 need work, meh, the nature of doing it live with cold fingers... :D